Are You Interested In Africa?

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1) Have you ever visited one, several, or all of Africa's 54 countries as a student, tourist, or business or investment traveler— and would like to deepen your understanding of Africa and all it has to offer?

2) Have you studied Africa or one or more of its 54 countries in school and would like to expand your knowledge and appreciation of the continent?

3) Are you curious about Africa— its roughly 1.5 billion people, 54 countries, rich mosaic of cultures, remarkable diversity, and vast human and natural resources— and eager to learn more?

4) Are you an African, a member of the African diaspora, or a child of African heritage who would like to strengthen your connection to African cultures and traditions for yourself, your children, or both?

5) Are you interested in showcasing and celebrating the rich diversity of African cultures, partnering with like-minded nonprofit organizations, and giving back to the community?

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If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, the African Association of Arizona (AFASAZ) may be the organization for you.

Since its founding in 1992, AFASAZ has provided a welcoming forum for learning, dialogue, and cultural exchange, where we agree to disagree without being disagreeable. The association has met with few exceptions on the second Sunday of every month for more than three decades. You may discover a community where your interest in Africa can grow and flourish.

AFASAZ is not just for Africans or members of the African diaspora— it is open to everyone.

From its inception in 1992, AFASAZ has been an inclusive organization that welcomes people of all races, ethnicities, religions, ages, and backgrounds who share and support its mission, vision, and values.